If I veered off the path, my location dot also veered off; the tracking was very precise and I didn't notice any lag in tracking when I moved freely around the room.
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But then he veered off into too many sidetrack defensiveness.
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His vehicle veered off the right shoulder of the road.
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George's vehicle veered off the right shoulder of the road.
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Mr. Trump had not merely veered off his talking points.
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The car veered off and smashed into a parked car.
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According to the incident report, George's vehicle veered off the right shoulder.
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The Boeing 29 veered off during landing at New York's LaGuardia Airport.
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It veered off quickly, seeming startled to see a human up here.
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On Tuesday, the state seemingly veered off that course to chart another.
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The garrulous Mr. Biden, unsurprisingly, veered off his prepared remarks at times.
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Policymakers would have to correct their mistakes if prices veered off course.
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Her car veered off the roadway, went down an embankment and overturned.
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School officials silenced the sound system after she veered off a preapproved speech.
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The most prominent Republican has already veered off-message on this front: Trump.
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They feel like conductors of a train that has veered off the tracks.
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Her 2003 Buick veered off the road and into a field, flipping over.
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Ochs tells Fred that the movement has lost its direction, veered off course.
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A year of Trump and the world has not veered off a precipice.
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Headed for Bayuquan, China the ship was carrying coal when it veered off course.
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Hit with sudden rain and winds, the Americans veered off course to Sarnia, Ontario.
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The suspect veered off the road, crashed his vehicle and died of his injuries.
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The Journal reported that during these meetings, Trump has veered off into discussing impeachment.
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He veered off on a bizarre tangent about the trade France does with Iran.
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The vehicle hit the trailer, continued traveling underneath it and veered off the road.
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The balloon veered off course and crash landed with both Redmayne and Jones inside.
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According to the incident report, Anthony's vehicle veered off the right shoulder of the road.
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Trump has veered off-topic during recent events designed to be about the tax law.
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The bus veered off a steep road in the coastal town of Canico on Wednesday.
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Their conversation veered off into allegations of spying and sexual harassment claims against Bill O'Reilly.
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The vehicle veered off the road, striking pedestrians before becoming lodged in a concrete planter.
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A fifth veered off the road and into a field, where he hit a calf.
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At one point during the meeting, the conversation veered off course, according to the Washington Post.
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After all, it was not the first time he veered off message during the 2016 campaign.
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That those messages have veered off in polar opposite directions makes their job twice as tough.
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CoBrA's brief, intense life ended in 1951, when the various artists veered off in different directions.
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P.R. I seem to have veered off course lately and read a heterogeneous collection of books.
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The bus veered off the side of the highway and came to rest against a guardrail.
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We veered off, along a route no one else in the pack of boats had taken.
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The vehicle, a silver sedan, veered off the road and hit a wall on a highway ramp.
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Whenever he's veered off message about taxes, regulations and fiscal stimulus, the market has paused or retreated.
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Authorities pursued the suspect, whom they found dead inside his vehicle after it veered off the road.
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Her message veered off the congratulatory course as she made a stab at the fashion house's politics.
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He veered off the road, popped open his car door, and craned his neck to the horizon.
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Lewis says Williams closed his eyes as he braced for impact when he veered off the road.
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The truck veered off the road when the driver lost control, police official Mohammad Akhtar told CNN.
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His car veered off busy I-495 in Maryland and slammed into the concrete barrier, knocking him unconscious.
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New York (CNN Business)The Wells Fargo stagecoach veered off into a ditch more than three years ago.
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He continually veered off-message, riffing on his campaign, Obamacare, his popularity and a host of other subjects.
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If you veered off the turn-by-turn directions you had printed out, you were out of luck.
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" But Trump veered off script during his initial walk-back, saying the election interference "could be other people.
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Hart, 40, was hurt when his vintage Plymouth Barracuda veered off the road in California early Sunday morning.
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A Xiamen Airlines plane veered off the runway in a crash-landing at Manila Airport on Thursday night.
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Yankees 210, Mets 217 This Mets season, after beginning with high expectations, veered off the tracks weeks ago.
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Investigators determined that the plane had veered off course and flown south for several hours, for reasons unknown.
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But on January 10th, 2010, as she was driving from Utah to Denver, her truck veered off the road.
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Instead, Tuesday's hearing regularly veered off course — and into some of the most bitterly partisan debates of the moment.
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Their first date was a little awkward, with Scott ending the night early after the conversation veered off track.
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All around us were rolling hills, and our car veered off onto an unpaved side road, which ran downhill.
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Passersby told Chinese reporters how the bus collided with the car eight times before the car veered off course.
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In Alabama, the President, who was there to campaign for a Republican senate candidate, veered off his campaign speech.
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Investigators determined that the plane veered off course and flew south for several hours, for reasons that remain unknown.
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" After the panel veered off on another, less-interesting topic, Redford asked if he could clear up "that Oscars comment.
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A survey of 1,123 Chicagoans recently found a majority of every race agreeing that the city has veered off course.
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Immediately after leaving port in Kuwait, they veered off their planned route through the Persian Gulf, and their troubles began.
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During our interviews, we often veered off course while she sorted through my struggles with potty training or tantrum management.
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The two others — one that struck Mr. Finicum's truck and one that veered off into the woods — were unaccounted for.
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But then Mr. Finley and Mr. Drake veered off sharply in the second half, with songs by Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff.
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Somehow I'd veered off course and met his best friend, S, smoking a menthol on the balcony of a party.
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They were driving near our home in Mahwah, New Jersey when they veered off the road into a wooded area.
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A "mobile lounge" people-mover veered off course and drove into a ditch at Dulles International Airport on Tuesday afternoon.
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At one point, falling behind, I realized I hadn't yet touched a sequoia, so I veered off and patted one.
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After the plane veered off course, a number of conspiracy theories emerged to explain the mysterious circumstances surrounding the disappearance.
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Tenpenny was killed in October when his car veered off the road on Mississippi Highway 1 as he returned from Louisiana.
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Before reaching a roadblock, Lloyd&aposs truck veered off the road and into a deep ditch near Moorhead, in Sunflower County.
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Eight of the 10 Democrats competing here made it to the Our Rights, Our Courts forum, which rarely veered off course.
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" He then veered off-topic, adding that those constituents "probably want to figure out what the hell he did with Benghazi.
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The FAA, which is investigating the incident, said the plane veered off to the side of the runway after it landed.
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Sadler lost control of the vehicle on wet pavement and it veered off the road and hit a tree, Moerman said.
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Some staffers "feel like they are wasting their time" because Trump has veered off message so much since the Democratic convention.
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The planes only veered off after carrying out what NATO analysts believed was a dummy nuclear attack on targets in Sweden.
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Authorities say Jacqueline's sister, Obdulia, was driving drunk and livestreaming on Instagram when she veered off the road near Fresno, California.
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He repeatedly veered off message in tweets and during infrastructure-themed speeches, flouting some of White House staffers' carefully laid plans.
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Mr. Kaine, who dislikes teleprompters, often veered off his prepared remarks, seeming elated to be under such a bright spotlight. Mrs.
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Waze told Agence France-Presse in a statement that the soldiers must have veered off the route suggested by the application.
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When the show veered off the path charted by the book by adding elements and cutting others, we cheered or jeered.
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The plan began to unravel as soon as he veered off the city's main crosstown highway toward the Falcons' safe house.
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Then things veered off-script, at least from the point of view of those who expected Mr. Lindh to be hanged.
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Let that marinate as you ponder how far the Knicks have veered off course under the stewardship of James L. Dolan.
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And he veered off topic when answering ABC News correspondent Linsey Davis's question about how to repair the legacy of slavery.
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At least 24 people, mostly children, died after a freight train veered off the rail in central Kasai province in March.
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Local news reports said the truck, which had been traveling from Aydin to Izmir, veered off the road about 8 a.m.
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Flies zoomed in too fast and either veered off just in time — or simply bumped into the zebra and bounced off.
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Along the way, King, a cycling lover who used to deliver newspapers, veered off the road several times and couldn't understand why.
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Things veered off course from the first downbeat on Thursday when Columbia University's Miller Theater offered a composer portrait of Ashley Fure.
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The Vega rocket carrying a military observation satellite for the United Arab Emirates veered off course shortly after take-off and crashed.
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The officers called off the pursuit after the SUV veered off the road and into the cotton field at about 10 p.m.
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But Kelly stood with his eyes fixed on the floor when Trump veered off-script at his Manhattan office tower on Tuesday.
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He repeatedly veered off message in tweets and infrastructure-themed speeches, flouting some of White House staffers' carefully laid plans. http://bit.
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But then Trump veered off to demand a standing ovation for police officers and never did get back to the original point.
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The flight, carrying 229 people from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, to Beijing on March 219, 231, vanished after having inexplicably veered off course.
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For others, they were less about Democrats and Republicans than about a dystopian sense that American governance has veered off the rails.
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PT when he lost control and the vehicle veered off the road, rolling over into a ditch on Mulholland Highway in Malibu.
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"They have phony witch hunts going against me," Mr. Trump said nearly an hour into a speech that veered off script repeatedly.
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Buttigieg even veered off into talking about constitutional amendments at one point, a process over which the president has no authority whatsoever.
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The jeep had 16 people in it when it veered off the road Friday and crashed into rocks near the town of Kavala.
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Despite being put out at first, beaming Ruiz veered off to congratulate Scalise, holding his UC Riverside battling helmet in his left hand.
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And then we see people when the adventure has veered off down an alley, and they're coming back and looking for new energy.
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McDonald, 62, was allegedly driving his silver Porsche when he veered off the highway and crashed into a gas meter, according to TMZ.
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KATHMANDU (Reuters) - An overcrowded bus veered off a hilly road in west Nepal killing 25 people and injuring dozens on Thursday, police said.
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CST, it veered off a road, flipped onto its side and smashed into a tree and telephone poll, according to a police affidavit.
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Trump — who has earned praise in recent days for taking a more serious tone toward the virus — frequently veered off topic on Thursday.
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"It says we're on the trail… O.K., wait…" We soon learned we were using an old map and had veered off the trail.
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According to the California Highway Patrol, Sanchez was driving drunk and livestreaming on Instagram when she veered off the road at 6:40 p.m.
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Piuze's client was Robbie Lambert, who in 1990 fell asleep at the wheel of his Chevrolet Blazer, which veered off the road and flipped.
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Corrosion, scratching, and the occasional bump over the years are veered off more effectively than they would with a non-stick or ceramic pan.
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At least 200 more were also injured when the Indore-Patna express train veered off the tracks near the city of Kanpur early Sunday.
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While talking about how countries like Russia and China "don't respect" America, Trump veered off from his prepared remarks at a rally in Henderson, Nev.
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During the morning commute, two cars veered off the tracks and passengers describe a frightening scene in which they were engulfed by sparks and smoke.
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But some lawmakers came away from Tuesday's closed-door meeting saying Trump's message was unclear and that he frequently veered off topic during the meeting.
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The same was true on Monday, when he nominated Kavanaugh with a speech that took in all the usual touchstones and never veered off script.
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The chase had lasted about 10 minutes when Kelley veered off to the side of the road as if to pull over, Willeford told KHBS.
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In October, a Boeing 747 cargo plane operated by Polar Air, a subsidiary of Atlas Air, veered off the airway at the Northern Kentucky Airport.
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I breathed deeply from the sweet-smelling breeze, building escape fantasies around the town's elegant houses and enjoying a walk that eventually veered off course.
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Based on radar data, experts believe it probably veered off course and crashed into the Indian Ocean while flying between Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and Beijing.
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In my demo, I found that the virtual blade veered off at about a 7-degree angle from the controller itself, which did hamper the illusion.
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The car veered off a highway to the left, accelerated and crashed into a concrete highway median going 71 mph, and then struck two other vehicles.
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His blood alcohol level was three times the legal limit when his car veered off the road and crashed into an SUV that had broken down.
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Bailey said it looked like Henderson was heading toward the prison when he veered off the road and ran about 190 feet into some small trees.
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The plan had been released earlier in the day by the Department of Agriculture, however, and Trump veered off topic shortly after he began speaking Thursday.
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She recounts how street vendors mocked her Cantonese and commuters hurled anti-mainland epithets at her when, for instance, she veered off designated paths for pedestrians.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Three migrants were killed and seven injured on Wednesday when a van carrying them veered off course and overturned in northern Greece, police said.
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We broke the story ... Rogers was killed in a car accident last month after his friend fell asleep at the wheel and veered off the road.
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Held every five years, the Communist Party National Congress selects the country's next leaders but what is usually a highly choreographed affair has veered off script.
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Yet, once the speakers got going, we all unexpectedly veered off into uncharted territory: our obligation as the creative class to give back to the community.
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Battling fierce currents, the boat lost control and veered off course — defenseless as the raging river pushed it toward fallen power lines dangling in the water.
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Kevin Hart is recovering from "major back injuries" after his vintage Plymouth Barracuda veered off the road in California early Sunday morning, according to multiple reports.
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He quickly welcomed in reporters and veered off on various tangents, trying to make Schumer and Pelosi look weak on border security with the cameras rolling.
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More than a dozen commuters screeched to a halt or veered off to the shoulder of the highway near the Dunwoody Road exits, the police said.
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Local police said Szydlo's car was in a convoy overtaking another car and veered off the road to escape hitting that vehicle, which suddenly turned left.
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That's especially true if you, like me, are broadly sympathetic to the view that the pre-Trump bipartisan trade policy consensus really had veered off course.
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The family was traveling eastbound on Interstate 94 and had been towing another vehicle on a trailer when their car veered off the road around 7 a.m.
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The crashed plane was a single-engine Piper PA-32, which veered off the airport runway after it landed, FAA spokesman Ian Gregor told The Associated Press.
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On July 27, Murray veered off the mountain road, flying off a 250-foot cliff before landing in the woods below, according to officials on the scene.
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Jet crashed, broke into pieces A jet flying from Austin, Texas, veered off a runway while landing in Honduras, leaving the aircraft mangled and broken in half.
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One day in California, while riding a Vespa scooter from Santa Cruz to San Jose, he deliberately veered off the side of the road into a ravine.
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Ms. Griffin often veered off-course, and when she referred to "being in the United Kingdom," she was startled by the angry reaction of the Dublin audience.
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Hart was hospitalized and underwent surgery after suffered "major back injuries" when his Plymouth Barracuda veered off the road and landed in a ditch earlier this month.
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And in 2012, 14 illegal immigrants died in rural South Texas after the pickup truck they were riding in veered off a highway and struck two trees.
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On Tuesday morning, another bus driver lost control of his vehicle on a dangerous stretch of highway near the city of Pune and veered off the road.
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Britton said in a recent phone interview, adding that her daughter's life veered off course when she met the man who became her husband, a drug user.
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Girardi thought Segura should have been called for slide interference when he veered off the base path while running toward second base on a potential double play.
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Last month, Hart was hospitalized and underwent surgery after he suffered "major back injuries" when his Plymouth Barracuda veered off the road and landed in a ditch.
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He then veered off onto the subject of an alleged nerve agent attack on a former Russian spy in the UK, attempting to link all the events.
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In San Diego County, a 60-year-old woman died Thursday when a car veered off a snowy road near Warner Springs and crashed into an embankment.
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Johnson said that some of the conversations veered off into how race is playing out in Georgia on an everyday basis, and how Trump has emboldened racist whites.
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Authorities have said Walker was speeding on a winding road while using a cellphone before the bus veered off course, flipped on its side and hit a tree.
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She said that in one specific instance, she pushed forward with a new deal and, as she'd expected, the companies veered off in different and non-competitive directions.
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Authorities have said he was speeding on a winding road while using a cellphone before the bus veered off course, flipped on its side and hit a tree.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal – A passenger bus heading toward Nepal&aposs capital has veered off a key highway early Saturday, killing at least 14 people and injuring 15, police said.
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Pennell had responded to a call from 33-year-old Jessica Enchautegui-Otero, who had veered off the roadway and hit a tree shortly after midnight, police said.
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Fire and disaster management officials say the bus veered off to the opposite lane on a mountain road before ramming through a guardrail and sliding down the mountainside.
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Officials say Katherine's car veered off the roadway and overturned into a small body of water, as seen in a photo from the scene, obtained by NBC Connecticut.
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MLB infielders Luis Valbuena and Jose Castillo were killed in a car crash in Venezuela on Thursday ... after a car they were riding in veered off the road.
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While the YouTuber said that he doesn't "necessarily" support all of the attacker's actions, they veered off at several points to add his own thoughts in the video.
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Someone simply forgot to give the two senators a heads-up — and the president veered off script to make the project seem as if it were his idea.
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Trump often veered off script, recalling how he spoke at the Air Force Academy commencement ceremony last year and complaining at length about Fox News anchor Neil Cavuto.
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So unless candidates can change their strategy quickly, they might find that they've veered off the path to the Latino vote too far to find their way back.
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The vehicle veered off course and plowed into a group of a dozen or so people who were gathered around a man who had collapsed on the ground.
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The friend who was driving "America's Got Talent" contestant Dr. Brandon Rogers early Saturday ... nodded off before he veered off the road into a tree ... TMZ has learned.
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And then it suddenly veered off course, driving off the well-trod path of puzzle-box fun and into the snowy woods, where it promptly crashed into several trees.
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After Handler mimicked "Singing in the Rain," Fallon got as close as "rain song" and then veered off to guess "Purple Rain" and several songs that don't even exist.
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During his Saturday speech, Trump veered off-course, at one point referring to the Congressional Democrats' oversight efforts and the Mueller investigation as "bulls—," according to NPR and CNN.
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The Mars Room is a bleak look at an American woman whose life has veered off track; an American woman who never had much hope in the first place.
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Two days before the New Hampshire primary Cruz veered off his stump speech to blast his GOP competitors on the issue, which came up at the ABC debate Saturday.
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The cockpit voice recorder has been discovered as well as the first sunken wreckage of the EgyptAir flight that veered off course and plunged into the Mediterranean last month.
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The terror in Barcelona began when a van veered off into a pedestrian area of the Las Ramblas district, a popular spot with tourists crowded with stands and shops.
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And yet, in a speech introducing this document, Trump veered off of his prepared remarks and spoke about the need to "build a great partnership" with Russia and China.
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Get ready for more on immigration Republicans have grown frustrated that the GOP nominee has at times veered off-message and missed opportunities to exploit Clinton's weaknesses and missteps.
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The flight termination system — which would destroy the rocket in case it veered off course — was active, but was not set off by a "thrust termination" in the booster.
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A silver 2017 Nissan Sentra veered off a road in rural Washington State on Friday evening, barreled down a steep embankment, struck several trees, and came to a stop.
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She veered off line on the lower section of the course, flailed her arms midair to slow down and narrowly cleared the next gate, clipping it with her side.
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In Phoenix's home opener, Kokoskov just about lost his mind when Isaiah Canaan veered off script by faking a handoff, keeping the ball, and mucking up the action's intent.
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The labor force participation rate was a little bit high given demographic forces over recent months and you can see it kind of veered off of trend a bit.
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But the program has veered off course again and again, as the Republican nominee and the party's top elected official struggle to maintain a fragile détente amid recurring public squabbles.
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The Portuguese driver and tour guide were among the 27 people who were injured when the bus veered off a steep road in the coastal town of Canico on Wednesday.
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"America's Got Talent" contestant Dr. Brandon Rogers was riding in the front passenger seat of a car when it veered off the road, leading to his death ... TMZ has learned.
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The second ship, the British-owned oil tanker Mesdar, was bound for Saudi Arabia on Friday when it sharply veered off course toward Iran, according to the ship-tracking website.
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Kang: Yeah, I mean, I think at this point, our cast is so different from who&aposs alive in the comics and there&aposs ways that we&aposve veered off.
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Mr. Trump, dressed in a dark suit under a baking sun, read his speech from teleprompters, although he occasionally veered off script to extol the virtues of the Coast Guard.
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But then he veered off to assure the audience — which included a lot of farmers — that they would still be able to import cheap foreign labor to pick their crops.
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We walked out of the White House, and Spicer, looking perfect, veered off to the front lawn to tape his second on-camera interview of the afternoon with Fox News.
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The gunman has been identified as 26-year-old Devin P. Kelley, who was found dead inside his vehicle after it veered off the road while being pursued by two men.
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Addressing a cheering audience at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference in Oxon Hill, Maryland, Trump veered off-script to launch a tirade about events that led to the Russia investigation.
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The plane vanished en route to Beijing from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and is believed to have veered off course, flown south for several hours and crashed into the southern Indian Ocean.
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Moments before Kevin Hart's muscle car violently veered off the road, the driver was peeling out ... according to at least one witness, and cops are paying close attention to that information.
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In 43, the first Long March 3B launch veered off course shortly after launch and struck a nearby village, killing at least six people and injuring 57 according to state officials.
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Trump opened with a similar tone, but quickly veered off script to spend the bulk of the rally unloading on the news media for its coverage of his response to Charlottesville.
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Trump appears to have veered off-script here, but people sure will be surprised to hear "our tax bill" is moving through Congress — because no joint tax plan exists right now.
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But Trump quickly veered off-script into defending the white supremacists, pointing out that they had a permit to "innocently" protest, while the people who came to protest against them did not.
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But Trump's speech wasn't about debating policy points, it was an all-out trashing of Clinton designed to rally conservatives, predictably veered off the road from justifiable concerns into unfounded conspiracy theories.
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However, multiple media outlets identified the gunman as 26-year-old Devin P. Kelley, who was found dead inside his vehicle after it veered off the road while being pursued by authorities.
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But after a freewheeling meeting that often veered off topic, the lawmakers left with the impression that the president was not interested in such a move, a Republican senator who attended said.
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Srinagar, India (CNN)At least 16 Hindu pilgrims were killed Sunday when their bus veered off a national highway and plunged into a gorge in Indian-administered Kashmir, a local official said.
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PARIS — Searchers in the Mediterranean have found the first sunken wreckage of the EgyptAir flight that mysteriously veered off course and plunged from 37,000 feet last month, the Egyptian government reported Wednesday.
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The tourists were headed to the archaeological zone of Chacchoben, an ancient Mayan ruin south of the resort town of Tulum, when the vehicle veered off the highway early on Tuesday morning.
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Kevin Hart's friends are sending love and positive energy his way as he recovers from "major back injuries" after his vintage Plymouth Barracuda veered off the road in California early Sunday morning.
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" WWD had written in 290 that the brand had "veered off the path of its tried-and-true nylon handbags bearing the brand's minimal black-and-white logo into too many categories.
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What kind of point was he trying to make and do you think that in doing so he veered off course from what we should have been talking about this whole time?
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It veered off highway 401 and crashed into a rock embankment on the side of the road in an accident that did not involve other vehicles, provincial police spokeswoman Tina Hunt told Reuters.
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The theme was "capitalizing on the new economic reality," but the leaders of both Italy and Russia veered off topic to discuss the U.S.'s presidential fight at a joint conference on Friday.
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The paper quoted an unnamed senior naval source as saying the missile may have veered off in the wrong direction towards the American mainland when it was fired off the coast of Florida.
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She and her husband had pulled over to help at the scene of a separate crash, in which Luke Whitworth, 24, had veered off the road in his car and struck a tree.
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The church shooter, identified by multiple outlets as 22-year-old Devin P. Kelley, was found dead inside his vehicle after it veered off the road while being pursued by authorities on Sunday.
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Garrett Paiz, a 38-year-old volunteer with the Noel Fire Department in Missouri, lost control of his rig and veered off the road near the Robert Mondavi winery around 6:100 a.m.
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I think I spent seven years at one restaurant, which sounds like a lot for people in our industry, but had I veered off that path, I wouldn't be where I was today.
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At least 14 people were killed and 27 wounded when an overnight tour bus on its way to a ski resort in central Japan veered off the road and slid down the mountainside.
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Local police commander Patrick Wambani reported that Bett, aged 28, was killed after his car struck a bump and veered off the road near Nandi County in Kenya's high-altitude North Rift region.
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Amateur videos that appeared online in the aftermath of the missile skirmish indicate that many of the Patriots—which are manufactured by US firm Raytheon—exploded in mid-air or veered off course.
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Parrish, 35, told TMZ reporters outside the hospital that Hart, 40, is doing "great" and is expected to fully recover after his Plymouth Barracuda veered off the road and landed in a ditch.
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The driver, David Crawford, lost control of the car, and it veered off the road, hit a culvert, flew into the air, spun into a tree, flipped over and landed in a ditch.
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Twitter's C.E.O. met President Trump at the White House yesterday, ostensibly to discuss protecting the public from the ills of social media — but the meeting reportedly veered off-topic, according to the WaPo.
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In a speech that veered off script and went much longer than planned, the outgoing president also railed against Republicans not willing to invest in communities that have been left to crumble away.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Promises by the global airline industry to do more to promote gender equality veered off course when one of its top executives suggested his CEO role was too difficult for a woman.
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Natalie Griffin, 19, escaped the wreckage of the car through a broken rear window after the vehicle veered off Highway 101 in Mendocino County Wednesday and into the fast-moving creek, the newspaper says.
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Although initial efforts may have been successful (some of the DPRK's rockets exploded, veered off course, or fell apart in midair), North Korea has launched three medium-range rockets over the past eight months.
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Kathy's car veered off the road down an embankment and overturned in a small body of water, while Bertulis' vehicle crashed into utility pole and landed upside down in the center of the road.
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The bus was traveling west on Highway 401, Ontario's main expressway, when it veered off the pavement and smashed into a rock embankment near Prescott, about 60 miles southwest of Ottawa, Canadian media reported.
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But in a flash, the concern shifted from inconvenience to questions about basic safety as two cars on a train in Upper Manhattan veered off the tracks in a jumble of sparks and smoke.
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In a stunning finding, the report said the sailors veered off course almost immediately after heading out to sea and had no idea where they were when a mechanical failure struck one of the boats.
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The train that veered off its tracks in Washington on Monday, killing at least three people, had safety technology installed that prevents accidents, but it had not yet been cleared for use, an official said.
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The candidate veered off message, jumping from one controversy to the next, his poll numbers plummeted, and the ground game his campaign had long vowed to jumpstart with an injection of cash and resources languished.
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Though the 71-year-old often veered off script and made off-the-cuff jokes during his 90 minute speech, he was tough-as-nails when speaking about his war on drugs, crime and corruption.
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Instead, he veered off the tax-cut course, launching into a tirade against Germany, Japan, South Korea, NATO, and Saudi Arabia for not paying enough to shoulder the burden of the U.S.'s defense umbrella.
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The new "Parents, Kids & Money" poll from Baltimore-based money managers T. Rowe Price suggests that many parents have not only veered off-track in raising money-smart kids but have steered into a ditch.
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That's because we live in a world that veered off a sexist cliff last November — one in which women are labeled as both a special-interest group and a group that doesn't merit special interest.
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Asked about the president's style, Mr. Tillerson said that he disliked briefing reports and detailed policy discussions, often approached issues with his mind already made up, and routinely veered off into unexpected topics during meetings.
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Months later, in July 2012, a Ford pickup crammed with more than 20 undocumented adults and children veered off a highway near the South Texas town of Goliad and struck two trees, killing 15 migrants.
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At a briefing by its president and vice president, the airline also denied suggestions that the passenger plane had veered off its normal course, and said that the Iranian authorities should have closed the airport.
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NAIROBI, Nov 27 (Reuters) - A plane from Somalia landed on its belly and veered off the runway at Nairobi's international airport on Sunday, causing no casualties but prompting the authorities to temporarily close the runway.
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In what the newspaper describes as the only test of a British missile in four years, the unarmed missile veered off in the direction of the U.S. mainland, the exact opposite of the Royal Navy's intent.
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On Sunday, Stiller also live-tweeted watching the original Zoolander movie, chatting about a wide range of topics including behind-the-scene secrets, who veered off-script while filming, and how to treat model-related injuries.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's trade speech Thursday veered off course when he didn't stop a woman who, while pointing to her head, objected to the "heeby jobbies" worn by some employees at the Transportation Security Administration.
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A bus carrying seven students between the ages of 5 and 9 veered off the road in Midland, Georgia, on Monday morning, killing the driver and sending several of the children to the hospital, PEOPLE confirms.
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At the time of the crash in November 2016, police said Walker was speeding on a winding road and using a cellphone before the bus veered off course, flipped on its side and hit a tree.
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Newlywed Michael Colangelo, 31, was driving a rented 2018 Maserati with his friend, Detective John M. Martinez, when it veered off a roadway and struck a large tree around 11:30 on Sunday night, Police Maj.
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Where Kelly veered off the track, to my mind, is when he sought to scold Wilson -- and the culture more broadly -- for turning the sacred service of a member of the military into a political football.
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In audio recordings of the call Fort Smith Police released with "with great reluctance" this week, Stevens could be heard in distress, saying that her car veered off the road and that she can't get out.
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The scary situation had a happy ending for Kade, who veered off course in the five-kilometer race only to end up accidentally winning the 10-kilometer being run at the same time, his mother said.
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On today's episode: • How a conversation with President Trump about infrastructure veered off into allegations of spying, new thinking on the chemical attacks in Syria and a response to the sexual harassment claims against Bill O'Reilly.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - The Ukrainian passenger plane shot down by a missile near Tehran had not veered off its normal course, Iran's Civil Aviation Organization said in a statement posted by the Tasnim news agency on Saturday.
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Asked whether he would acknowledge that two women widely reported to be his daughters were indeed his children, Mr. Putin veered off into a long disquisition about the importance of developing high-tech projects in Russia.
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Early Wednesday, two students, ages 12 and 15, were killed in an accident in the Doubs administrative department in eastern France, near the Swiss border, after a school bus driving in snowy weather veered off the road.
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Derailed Train Was Going Well Above Speed LimitThe train that veered off a bridge in Washington state Monday, leaving three people dead, was traveling at 80 mph—603 mph faster than the track speed limit, investigators said.
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The 54-year-old Chew was riding with his friend Cassie Schumacher when he suddenly experienced a dizzy spell, veered off the road, and crashed into a ditch, damaging the C7 and T1 vertebrae in his neck.
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Meanwhile, Tanaka helped himself — snagging a comebacker and sprinting at Pearce, who had veered off second — and got an assist from Gardner, who bumped against the wall to catch a Corey Dickerson drive to end the fifth.
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Four people are dead and nine others have been injured after a truck was traveling on a bridge and veered off the road in San Diego, California, on Saturday afternoon, landing in a crowd, according to several reports.
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Save for a few positive moments, such as the Trump children speaking about their dad, this convention veered off course regularly, it's intended "themes" lost amid the nasty bits, like Dr. Ben Carson comparing Hillary Clinton to Lucifer.
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But the session quickly veered off course into one of the most surreal political moments in years as Trump unloaded about the fallout from the weekend's protests by "alt-right" activists, white supremacists and neo-Nazis in Virginia.
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The Sukhoi-24 attack aircraft, codenamed Fencer by the NATO military alliance, was heading out on a combat mission, but its crew failed to eject after the plane veered off the runway, the ministry was cited as saying.
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Christine Archibald, a Canadian living in the Netherlands, had come to London with her fiancé for a romantic weekend and was walking across London Bridge on Saturday when a white van veered off the road, smashing into her.
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DUBAI, Jan 11 (Reuters) - The Ukrainian passenger plane shot down by a missile near Tehran had not veered off its normal course, Iran's Civil Aviation Organisation said in a statement posted by the Tasnim news agency on Saturday.
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But just as much seems to come from a sense that somewhere along the way, we veered off track, and if we could just figure out when and where that happened, we might be able to find it again.
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In a Senate Select Intelligence Committee hearing that often veered off route, two of the nation's most powerful intelligence figures made their case for extending a controversial portion of the Foreign Surveillance Intelligence Act (FISA) known as Section 702.
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Standing at the pulpit in the New Spirit Revival Center in Cleveland Heights on Wednesday morning, Mr. King quickly veered off course as he recalled conversations in which he counseled black celebrities about the realities of race in America.
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But I was living in a fantasy, which I realized as soon as Jessica's episode veered off toward her reunion with her ex-boyfriend Justin, who in season one gave Bryce permission to rape Jessica while she was unconscious.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Six Russian military servicemen died and 16 were injured when a bus carrying them veered off a mountain road in the breakaway South Ossetia region of ex-Soviet Georgia on Thursday, the local emergencies minister told Reuters.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Tesla Motors Co said on Tuesday data suggested that a driver's hands were not on the wheel in a recent accident in Montana in which a Model X veered off the road and collided with a post.
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I loved a lot about the first game — its setting, its heroine, its handling of real-life issues — but it still veered off the rails a few times and felt messy on some of the beats it hit the hardest.
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A North Dakota couple and their two young daughters were found dead in their car on Friday, more than a day after their vehicle veered off the road as they traveled to visit their relatives on Thanksgiving morning, reports say.
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Johnthony Walker, 24, was driving the bus full of students home from Chattanooga's Woodmore Elementary School on Monday when it veered off a road, flipped on its side and smashed into a tree and telephone poll, according to a police affidavit.
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While less likely if things went according to plan though totally possible if he veered off script, it wasn't clear if Trump would dig into the white-hot topic of the ongoing Russia investigation being conducted by Special Counsel Robert Mueller.
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I didn't change my pace or anything, and just as I got about ten meters away he veered off to the smokers section without any warning, leaving his mate to walk past me with a dumb look on his face.
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The recorder was in "a damaged state," an official said, but may still be able to provide valuable clues as to why the Airbus 320 veered off course a month ago and plunged into the sea, killing all 66 aboard.
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Trump then veered off into a complaint about how neighbors of the San Bernardino shooters noticed a whole ton of armaments at the family home but failed to say anything about it, presumably because they didn't want to look anti-Muslim.
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The complaint seeks $750,047 for property damage and other costs that allegedly occurred when Flight 1086 veered off Runway 13 after touchdown, struck a fence and came to rest on an embankment, just short of plunging into frigid Flushing Bay.
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I'd see breakthroughs: Victor, 35, would work to pull the class's attention back to domestic violence when the conversation veered off course; Tyler, 26, would tell newcomers how his attitude toward the class had shifted over time, from dismissive to appreciative.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board on Tuesday faulted a Delta Air Lines pilot for a March 2015 incident in which a Boeing MD-88 veered off the runway at New York's LaGuardia Airport, resulting in minor injuries to 29 passengers.
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He directly listened in on Trump&aposs July 25 phone call and described it to Congress as being "inappropriate" because it consisted of none of the foreign policy talking points Trump had been given and instead veered off into domestic political territory.
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Goldman's performance contrasted starkly with that of Steve Castor, the lawyer for the Republican side who veered off course, was unable to establish a clear line of inquiry, and often tried — and failed — to bait the witnesses into caving to GOP talking points.
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" Earlier, during an event at the Justice Department on Friday morning, Mr. Sessions veered off script to praise Mr. Rosenstein, a 27-year veteran of the agency, whom he said represents "the kind of quality and leadership that we want in the department.
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Democrats, facing comparatively few legal problems and seeking to portray a "culture of corruption" under Republican leadership, have tried to lump Mr. Taylor in with about a half-dozen other Republican candidates whose campaigns have veered off course over accusations of misconduct.
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"Despite the need to be more ambitious when it comes to climate action, the UN [United Nations] has warned that countries have veered off course when it comes to meeting their commitments under the Paris Agreement on climate change," the report said.
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The bus - carrying 55 tourists, a guide and a driver - veered off a steep road in the coastal town of Canico, near Madeira's capital city, Funchal, and came to a halt next to a house, which was damaged in the crash, authorities said.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump veered off message Monday night at a campaign-style rally aimed largely at pushing for the Republican health care overhaul to take credit for a completely different issue: keeping former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick out of a job.
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In previous years, he's come sixth, and last year he may have won had he not veered off course, adding four miles to his journey (occasionally the track is just marked out with arrows spray-painted on the ground, or hammered up on trees).
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After a week during which he strove to closely stick to the prepared remarks scrolling on the teleprompters before him, Trump veered off script several times as he relived his political victories and his decision more than 500 days ago to run for president.
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The bus - carrying 55 tourists and a tour guide - veered off a steep road in the coastal town of Canico on Wednesday, and came to a halt next to a house, killing 29 Germans and injuring 27, including the Portuguese driver and tour guide.
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Playing the back nine first and cruising along at two-under par enjoying the view from near top of the leaderboard, the Italian suddenly veered off course at the eighth hole when he sent his tee shot over the cliffs into a tangle of brush.
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CANICO, Portugal, April 18 (Reuters) - Madeira began three days of mourning on Thursday for 29 German tourists who died after their bus veered off a steep road, as Germany's foreign minister and a trauma team prepared to fly to the Portuguese island to meet survivors.
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One of the producers of "The Aeronauts," Todd Lieberman, told Business Insider that too much of the sand bags that balance the basket were let go on the balloon&aposs descent back to the ground and it veered off course from its intended landing place.
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WASHINGTON — When President Trump showed up in Louisiana for the third time in just over a month to try to help Republicans win the governor's race, he veered off script and got to the heart of why he was staging such an unusual political intervention.
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If Trump has veered off-message, Republican leaders have managed to maintain iron-fisted control over their bill, successfully passing it out of both the Energy and Commerce and the Ways and Means committees without a single substantive amendment -- despite sessions of a combined 45 hours. Rep.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump veered off script at the start of the National Prayer Breakfast Thursday when he asked a room full of lawmakers, foreign dignitaries and religious leaders to pray for Arnold Schwarzenegger so that ratings of his show -- NBC's "The Apprentice" -- would go up.
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Bill Mott, the trainer of Country House, said after the race and reiterated in a recent interview that it was a "young, green" Maximum Security who veered off course because of the puddle and crowd noise and that Saez did a good job of reasserting control.
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From there, Samsung's press conference veered off into a meandering series of tech demos and high-level concepts, including an augmented reality demo featuring its GEMS exoskeleton from last year's CES and new AR glasses that combine with a virtual personal trainer for full-body fitness applications.
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The investigation of Henry Cisneros, former secretary of Housing and Urban Development, lasted from 1995 until 2006, and veered off into a long-running inquiry into possible obstruction of justice by the Justice Department and the Internal Revenue Service, although no charges were filed on that issue.
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On the call, Mr. Trump veered off talking points prepared by Colonel Vindman and pressed Mr. Zelensky to investigate former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and his son Hunter Biden and a debunked theory that Democrats conspired with Ukraine to interfere in the 2016 election.
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But that night in July 2018, as the man veered off course toward a deserted parking lot, as he cranked up the radio and ignored her questions, as her real driver called her wondering where she was, Ms. Suarez said she realized with horror: This was not an Uber.
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What, in a different universe, could have been an opportunity for a major franchise to tackle female desire, written and directed by women, has veered off into yet another tired tale of tortured male psyche soothed by an innocent woman's touch, neutering any sexy, campy, or even remotely fun impulse.
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But Danes — politicians and the general public alike — need to realize something that strangely eluded them completely: that they are held to higher standards in the world than the overwhelming majority of other countries, like, say, Hungary (my native country, which has veered off-course as a fully fledged democracy).
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In virtually every situation to date in his presidency -- and in his time as a candidate -- when Trump has been presented with the chance to take the high road, to act in a way consistent with the 43 men who have held the office before him, he has veered off onto the low road.
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But Mr. Trump frequently veered off topic: He mounted a defense against the special counsel's investigation into Russian election interference; he relitigated both his election victory and the bitter fight to confirm Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court; and he dismissed the idea that Russia interfered in the 2016 election to help his campaign.
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Then they veered off into verisimilitude by trying to sing O-Town's "Liquid Dreams," but Corden didn't have the music and neither of them really knew the words, so their excursion started to look like when normals go on a road trip and try to sing, instead of like when trained vocalist superstars try to act relatable for late night talk show hosts.
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Trump on in his speech Tuesday defended his response to the violent clashes at a white supremacist demonstration in Charlottesville, Va. During the rally, he talked about the need for unity and inclusion but then veered off-script to attack the news media, Democrats and even Republicans in the Senate whom he accused of distorting his response to Charlottesville and blocking his agenda.
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"The last two weeks have been traumatic for the Conservative campaign ... Attention has veered off Brexit after deeply unpopular education and social care plans were announced in the Conservative manifesto, while the Labour Party's own policy proposals appear to have been effective at attracting (center-left) Liberal Democrat voters," Deutsche Bank analysts, led by chief economist Mark Wall, said in a research note on Tuesday.
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Tragedy struck Friday in the Bronx when 39-year-old father of five Juan Rodriguez realized he had left his twin 1-year-olds Luna and Phoenix in the backseat of his car while he worked a shift as a social worker at a VA hospital from 8 AM to 4 PM.CBS New York reports that Rodriguez veered off the road while driving away from work, once he realized his son and daughter were in the backseat.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE delivered a freewheeling speech Saturday at the 2019 Conservative Political Action Conference that often veered off script and hit on a slew of familiar themes as the White House gears up for the 2020 election.
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But like a sneeze tickling your nose and never releasing itself, Overlord took viewers on a visual journey that got really close to gratifying fear, but save for a few jump scares, it never delivered Instead, the moments in Overlord that held the most promise of a good fright — like when the zombie serum took effect on people or even the simple act of Boyce exploring a Nazi experiment lab as a Black man — quickly veered off into heavy action or science fiction territory.
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Compared with past campaign rallies where he has veered off script, the President remained relatively on message Tuesday night about the economy -- an approach that could give Republicans in competitive races hope as Trump ramps up his political travel schedule ahead of November's midterm elections He bragged about a soaring stock market, low unemployment rates and a drop in the trade deficit in the most recent quarter, though economists have said that latter figure could be artificially inflated by companies rushing to move products as trade wars on multiple fronts loom.
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